cut down cable subscription and get all cable channels you want

Does your monthly cable bill fill you with ire? Chances are, you could probably save a lot of money by taking a second look at your TV expenses. According to a study conducted by the CRTC in

2011, the average basic (as in bare bones) cable bill comes to $61.86 monthly, with the average household spending $181 a month for all communications services. Pack on specialty channels, pay-per-view movies, HD perks and time shifting, and you could be paying hundreds of dollars on your prime time entertainment. Fortunately, there are a few ways to trim down those costs!

Be Choosy About Your Channels

How many of those channels do you really watch? If you’re signed up for a more-than-basic package, you’re probably paying through the nose for hundreds that you barely glance at. It’s said that the average TV viewer regularly watches 16 channels – less than what’s included in a basic cable package! The rub is whichchannels you wish to watch; if you love premium sports coverage, specialty networks such as The History Channel or the antics of Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, you’ll be looped into packages at higher price points.

Go A La Carte

To cut down on excessive channel consumption, check out the “a la carte” offerings from your cable provider. While the pickings are from a preselected list, you may get lucky and find your favourite channel there. For example, Rogers’ selection includes 186 a la carte options, ranging in price from $2 to $25. Paired with a basic cable package, you could be watching the same content for less.

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